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It looks like robots are (1) taking over  some very unusual jobs. Recently, the news (2) has come out about a robot sheepdog called Rover. I couldn't (3) make it out at first, because the robot works with a flock of geese, not sheep. It has been designed by the Robot Sheepdog Project which is being (4) carried out by three postgraduate students in Britain. The study is to (5) do with both robotics and animal behavior and has been a great success. The robots can't move as fast as a dog or a person but this is (6) made up for by the fact that they (7) get on better with animals than people or dogs. Apparently, research has shown that machines are less threatening to animals than people, so these robots can (8) get through to the geese. Rover is (9) made up of a robot vehicle, a computer and a camera, it can gather a flock of geese together and move them to a particular place. One thing I'm not going to do is (10) to give away this information to my dog. She's a Welsh sheepdog and I don't think she'd be too happy to hear about Rover!

Gorilla is the largest of all apes. Its height is around 1,75 metres and its weight is around 180 kg. Its body is covered with dark hair. Gorillas have a massive body structure with well-developed muscular system. Despite their threatening look they are quite peaceful creatures. They usually do not attack others, however, if needed they will stand up for their troop.

Gorillas live in groups. The leader of the group is the oldest adult male. Adult male is responsible for movement decisions, looking for a place to spend the night and organising daily routine of the troop. Gorillas are very caring parents to their offsprings.

Gorillas are herbivorous animals. Sometimes they can also feed on nuts and fruits. They rarely drink water, because plants contain sufficient amount of it.

Chest-beating is a well-known characteristic feature of gorillas. However, this is mostly used for threatening and rarely indicates that a gorilla is going to attack. The gesture symbolizes all the power and strength of this animal. Sometimes when a gorilla is really infuriated, it can bite.